Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-16
Mamie Kelly's SLAYER,

Yesterday Eugene N. Duprey, counsel
for Goldensen, the youth who murdered
Aamie Kelly, school girl in San Fran.
cisco, appeared before the Supreme Court
ana made motion for diminution of rec
ord. He argued that Goldensen's counsel
epared a statement and bill of ex-
eeptions which had been regularly filed in
the Court below. The opposing counsel
hled no counter complaint, yet Judge Muir
ply had stricken out q portion and sent
the statement up to the Supreme Court
very much gsrbled. He asked the Su-
preme Court to make an order compelling
Judge Murphy to amend his statement SO
that il would conform to that originally
filed. The Attorney General, on behalf Of
the people, opposed the motion. 1t will be
taken under Amusement until to-day, and
if granted the hearing of the case, which
was set for tomorrow, will be continued
POLICE CoURT-In the Police Court yes.
terday Mrs. Georgia Frissell, booked for
drunkenness, was discharged. A pass was
however procured for her and she was
passed out of the city by rail. Pete
CARL, charged with assault with q deadly
weapon. was discharged, the evidence not
warrantng conviction. VIM. Land and
Peter Downing, charged with violating
Ordinance No. 81, were discharged. All
Jun was sentenced TO thirty days imprison-
ment in the county Jail for refusing to give
his true name to the Assessor. The Court
thought such matters were happening alto
gether too often. John Foster and John
NcMurray, Migrants, were sentenced to
thirty days n the county Jail. The COM
mitmcn; was withheld, however, to give
them time to skip" James Lewis will
be tried to-day on charge of battery
ANOTHER FEEDER-It is generally re-
marked that Sacramento is enjoying at the
present time condition of increasing pros
perity and commercial activity that has not
been known for long years past, and the
urgent demand for houses to rent indicates
the increase of residents and the perma-
nent growth of the city. There has not
been for years such demand for mechan-
les of all kinds, and especially for house
builders, and 1t is q well-founGed belief
that the present demand for builders is
only the commencement of continuous
period of unusual industrial activity and
general prosperity. In the way of keeping
pace with present demands for house build
ing and materials, lumber yard is about
to be opened by f. d. Meyers and will be
located on the Highland Park tract.
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED PREss.-Articles
of incorporation were yesterday flied in the
Office of the Secretary of State of The Cal
ifornia Associated Press The purposes for
which it is formed are collecting,
procuring and gathering commercial
news and other reports Of a gen.
eral and miscellaneous character, and
furnishing selling and disposing of the
same to publishers and proprietors of news
papers and other persons. Principal place
of business, San Francisco, California; Di-
rectors, Loring Pickering. George X. Fitch,
William H. Mills, T. w. Sheehan and A.
Richardson. Capital stock, 500 900; d.
vided into ! 900 shares of the par value of
500 each.
ANOTHER Boy MIssING.-A few days ago
a small boy by the name of Johnnie Pen
degast disappeared from home, and has not
yet been heard from. His parents have
notified the police, who are doing all in
their power 10 find the younsster. He is
- years of age, and was last seen crossing
the Yolo bridge. He has been peddling
newspapers lately, and the supposition is
that he went away with one of his ckums
by the name of Marks, who is also re-
ported missing. The parents of the bows
sae nearly Frustrated with grief the mother
OF the Pendegast boy especially
THE STATE LIBRARY.-Governor Water
man has not yet appointed Trustee for
the State Library to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Henry Edgerton He says
he intends to appoint business man-one
who will look after the finances of that in
stitution. Before appointing to fill the
vacancy on the Board he proposes to have
a complete exporting of the books for sew
eral years back, and ascertain whether or
not the administration has been what it
should be.
HIGHLAND PARK TRACT.-A number of
the most desirable lots ever offered for sale
in Sacramento will be sold at auction sale
Saturday evening, November 10Th, at Z
O'Clock, at Armory Hall. See advertise
ment.
FREE conveyance to Highland Park, to
examtxe the property, from 1923 Fourth
street.
PINT bottle bay rum, % cents; German
cologne, eight-ounce bottles, GO cents. Red
House.
EMBRACE this opportunity of securing a
home at Highland Park, at Armory Hall,
Saturday evening, November 18th.